Haydn: Nelson Mass
Sylvia Stahlman, Helen Watts, Wilfred Brown, Tom Krause, with Simon Preston (organ)
Choir of King’s College Cambridge, with the London Symphony Orchestra, David Willcocks
What is very obvious is the vigour and general sense of responsiveness to the music from choir, orchestra and soloists. Sylvia Stahlman in the important soprano part sings with a mixture of...
Haydn: Nelson Mass
Sylvia Stahlman, Helen Watts, Wilfred Brown, Tom Krause, with Simon Preston (organ)
Choir of King’s College Cambridge, with the London Symphony Orchestra, David Willcocks
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What is very obvious is the vigour and general sense of responsiveness to the music from choir, orchestra and soloists. Sylvia Stahlman in the important soprano part sings with a mixture of...
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- Sylvia Stahlman, Helen Watts, Wilfred Brown, Tom Krause
- with the London Symphony Orchestra, Choir of King's College Cambridge
- Sir David Willcocks
- Recorded in procession
- Choir of King's College Cambridge
- Sir David Willcocks
- sung in English
- with Simon Preston (organ)
- Choir of King's College Cambridge
- Sir David Willcocks
Awards and reviews
January 2013
What is very obvious is the vigour and general sense of responsiveness to the music from choir, orchestra and soloists. Sylvia Stahlman in the important soprano part sings with a mixture of firmness and agility as the part demands.It is good to have these recordings from what was very much a vintage period for the King’s College Choir...the inclusion of the Croft is one of the main attractions of the present disc